The easiest way I have found to do this is to set up a Multisite installation with subdomain installs, and run the plugin “WP Ultimo” to manage signups. It does exactly what you’re looking for: duplicates a template site on demand, and activates various plugins depending on which plan the customer has signed up for. … Read more
Because you are just passing the location of the image, not the image itself. So you are basically telling WordPress where your image is located, on your local computer. The server will not be able to access files on your local computer. Solve it by first uploading the image to WordPress, and then pass in … Read more
From your comments: I just wanted to find out if there was a core endpoint for listing custom taxonomies with associated post type records. And as I said in my original answer: (slightly modified, though) The endpoint in question is a taxonomy term endpoint which returns the data (e.g. description, name and slug) for a … Read more
You don’t. That’s not how block attributes work, and it’s not what they’re for. A blocks attributes belong to that block, and are used by the editor to generate that blocks HTML, but once they’re saved in the database, they’re just HTML. There’s no block table, no mapping/index of block attributes in the database, post … Read more
WP REST API depends on WordPress, as it is just another interface for interacting with its other APIs. If BackPress (https://backpress.org/) was still in development, you could have had some chance with it, but it seems the project is abandoned. The plugin that was merged with WordPress Core is available here: https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API but is also … Read more
When you register a route, parameters accepted via the query string (eg. ?a=b&c=d) are not registered as part of the endpoint, like you have done. Those parameters just need to be defined in the args property: add_action( ‘rest_api_init’, function() { register_rest_route( ‘woo/v2’, ‘woocommerce/order_summary_by_date’, array( ‘methods’ => ‘GET’, ‘callback’ => ‘woocommerce_orders_by_dates’ ‘args’ => array( ‘start_date’ => … Read more
In general I would be careful modifying existing endpoints, but you could try using the object passed into the callback, e.g.: ‘get_callback’ => function( $object ) { return date_i18n( __( ‘j. F Y, H:i’, ‘wpse’ ), strtotime( $object[‘date’] ) ); },
One approach is to cast the objects as arrays. I recently had to do this in a project where I retrieved a list of articles and needed to display the featured image. There may be alternate ways to handle this issue, but I’ve found it to be reliable. Here is some relevant code from the … Read more
Since it seems the API is closed source and there may not be a way to get only a single option then the only other option is parsing the response. I hear jq is the way to go for parsing JSON within the shell, but I don’t want to add dependencies and grep seems to … Read more
In the latest version of the API (2.0 ) the wp part is the namespace of core, default routes. This means that the core routes have URLs like “wp-json/wp/posts“, while a custom route would be something like “/wp-json/woo-comm/sizes“. The documentation just hasn’t caught up yet. Which version are you using?